1. Application Scenarios
Welding equipment (inverter welding machine) is used for metal welding, including manual welding, argon arc welding (TIG), gas shielded welding (MIG/MAG), plasma cutting, etc., with a power range of 2kW-50kW.
2. The Role of the Product in the System
| Product Category | System Function |
| Three-phase rectifier bridge | Rectify three-phase AC into high-voltage DC bus (approximately 540V) |
| Fast recovery diode | Continuous current diode and output rectifier diode of IGBT inverter bridge |
| Ultra fast recovery rectifier bridge | Output side high current rectification module |
3. Recommended Product Model
| Product Category | Recommended Series/Model | Key Parameters |
| Three-phase rectifier bridge | GBJ/KBJ series (35A – 100A/1200V – 1600V) | Strong surge resistance capability |
| Fast recovery diode | FRxx series (600V-1200V) | Trr < 80ns, Suitable for high-frequency inverters |
| Ultra fast recovery rectifier bridge | High current fast recovery bridge module (50A – 200A) | Output side high current rectification |
4. AC/DC Module Application
● The front-end AC/DC adopts a three-phase rectifier bridge and a large capacitor filter to provide a stable DC bus for the inverter stage
● The selection of rectifier bridge should consider power grid fluctuations and surges
5. Application of PFC Circuit
● High power welding machines (>10kW) require an additional PFC level to meet harmonic requirements (IEC 61000-3-12)
● Recommend Vienna PFC or three-phase PFC, using SiC diode+IGBT
6. Common Customer Needs
| Demand | Our Response |
| The welding machine has unstable arc starting | Recommend fast recovery of output rectifier tubes to improve dynamic response |
| High temporary load rate (60% -100%) is required | Recommend low thermal resistance packaging to provide thermal simulation support |
| To meet the national energy efficiency standards | Provide low loss component solutions to improve overall energy efficiency |
| To meet the national energy efficiency standards | Provide corresponding authentication documents |